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+1  Q: 

Eclipse Version

How do you check the current version of eclipse that I am currently running? Is it possible to tell if it is aqua or carbon (I am running Mac OS X 10.5)?

+1  A: 

Can't you just go Help -> About Eclipse

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(ignore the actually selected menu)

Dan McGrath
From the about box, go to Installation Details -> Configuration
Andrew Niefer
A: 

Eclipse Menu -> About Eclipse SDK

sidereal
+5  A: 

My eclipse has a file .eclipseproduct in its' main folder which contains:

name=Eclipse Platform
id=org.eclipse.platform
version=3.4.0

Perhaps that might help?

Edit: Couldn't find any useful command-line switch for that task.

zb
So far, I find this the most useful and convenient way. Thanks
hungh3
A: 

They don't make it very clear. They could do a better job of clarifying which release name and version number you're are working with.

John Leonard
A: 

some of you are right the developer version it is not very clear. anyway. go to help and then About Ecliose a new window opens then go to installation Details and click in Th installation window installed software tab you would see the version thanks

dan_s